Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-04
PRODUCE.
wheeling.

Business la squieted down somewhat, the
merchants making heavy shipments for the
4th of July orders being,about done. Prices
have gone down about to the lowest notch
and home raised stuff has entirely taken the
place of Eastern stock. Cabbage is plenty
and prices have tumbled. Potatoes have
also taken a slide downward. Strawber-
RES are out and raspberries have taken
their place hut are rather scarce. Butter
has improved in demand, while eggs still
remain scarce at unchanged prices. Spring
chickens keep in good demand n the
supply is not up TO it. Prices have slight
ly advanced. Quotations are wholesale
figures.
Butter-Country choice 9al0c; good
country Sa9c; common 5a6c. The supply
is good and the demand is good.
Beans-For new hand-picked navy. the
demand is good and the supply light.
Prices are 81 I0al 30 per bushel.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory Sic;
New York l4al5c; Sweitzer 16alSc; Lin
berger 9alO. Market nominal.
E,ggs-Strictly fresh stock l3allc per
dozen. Very scarce and good demand.
Feathers-Choice in original packages
aOa55c; in small lots 4a5c extra.
PotatOes-HOme raised, new, 81 00a2 %
per barrel, with a fair supply and slow
demand.
Poultry - Live chickens, old, $3a
3 p per dozen; spring chickens 81 0Oa% 30
per dozen; demand good and supply light.
Rags-Steady AZ lsal!c for white mixed
lals c Tor all wool, and llal4 for
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with a fair de
mand, at 64a7c.
GreenU nions--20a25c per dozen punches;
fair supply and fair demand.
Peas-Are in good demand and scarce at
75c per bashel.
Cucumbers-i0c per dozen; demand
good, supply light.
Radishes-Arc light ia supply and de-
mand good at 30c per dozen bunrhes.
Beans-Green 15c per bushel; demand
fair, supply light.
Black Rasphcrries-l0c per box. De
mand good; supply fair.
Cabbage Home raised III 2aal 80 per
barrel; demand fair; supply heavy.
New Corn-Per dozen l5c; supply fair,
demand slow.
New York.
NEW YORK, July l.-Wheat-Receipts
5ll, 200 bushels; exports Co., AS bushels;
options variable and irregular; sales g.
$50, 900 bushels futures aud 391, 900 spot;
No. , Chicago ~S3taS34c; ungraded red 7sc;
No. . red SIC; No. . red July Si!as53c,
closing ut sac; August ~sisaS5c, closing
at sac; September S5lasj3c, closing at
s5Ic; October 66saS7c, closing at s6sc;
November sSaSsic. closing at Ssci nec:m-
Der s9ias9 3 l6c, closing at sole; jan
nary 90IaO1c, closing at 902C; February
9 ia92!c, closing at 81 &c; March 93a93sc,
closing at 93c; April 9isa9ilc, closing at
94!c; May 95sa95!c, closing aitc. Corn
Spot lots steady and only moderately ac-
tive; optious lalc lower, closing steady;
receipts o., $50 bushels; sales ~, 900 bush.
els futures and 16I, 900 bushels spot; uD-
graded 45a47c; No. , July 45ls45!c,
closing at Age; August i6,c; September
4sc. Oats-At sa!c higher; receipts rs
900 bushels; exports none; sales l2O,OoO
bushels futures; lG6, 900 bushels spot;
mixed western 33a3jc; white do j7aiic.
Hay-Quiet and unchanged HOps-Quiet
and steady. Crfee-sPot fair; BIO qniet
and steady at Isle; options higher but
only moderately active; sales SO, 800 bags
July 10 35a16. i0c; August l.3Oal6 TIC;
September Ii. 45al6 SO; October III. ga
l1.OOc: November IL. 75al1. l0c: iiecemheI
Is. 75al7.15; January II QDalI. lOc; Feb
ruary l.. 05c. March Ii S5al7. 0uc. sugar
Steady hut quiet; Bahia , 5-l6c; refined
dull; COnfeotionerS 4 i ll-l9Iiic; cutloat
and crushed Ga9 l-lGc; powdered &c; gran
ulated ! 3-lGc; cubes SAD 5-lGc. Molassea
Dull and nominal. Rice-Steady. Pc
trolcnm--Steady; United Glic. Tallow
Steady at Il 3-l6c. Rosin-QuIet. Tur.
pentine-Dull at 33ic. Eggs-Easier and
in moderate demand; wesie.n ii!ai54c
Wool-Steady; domestic neeoe 36a37
pulled 1is3tci Texas &c. Pork--Dull and
mammal. Cut Meats-Steady; picked
bellies SIC. Lard-Higher; Western steanl
spot S. %, closing at 81 90; August s. N
az O3; September 81 l0a7 -; Oetone!
81 l6a7 Is; November s. daa7 90; he